Prayers requested

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Prayers are on the way for now!!!!!!!!!!!!

Take Care,

Michele

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Please pray for this family. Their are so many murders commited every

day and none is worse than the other. And I pray for every one them

and their families. But as a single mother, my heart just broke when

I heard and read about this murder. The story follows below.

Two men made a beer run in a stolen car minutes before one of them

stabbed a woman to death as she tried to stop a man from taking her

vehicle with her 4-month-old daughter inside, deputies told KPRC Local

2 Thursday.

County sheriff's deputies said Tina Davila, 39, was fatally

stabbed in front of the Cricket cellular store on Uvalde Road near

Wallisville Road in northeast County at about 5 p.m. Wednesday.

" Apparently the victim had left her child, small child, in the vehicle

as she ran in to pay her phone bill, " Sgt. Pair said. " That's

why she was attempting to take her keys back from the suspect. Based

on what our witnesses tell us, that she was pleading for her car keys

back; that he couldn't take her car, that her baby was inside the car.

That's why she was fighting over the keys. That's when he stabbed her

one time. "

Davila died at a nearby hospital.

Surveillance camera video captured from inside the cellular store

showed Davila getting out of her car, then a gold Ford Taurus driving

up beside her. A man got out and stole her keys. The video showed

Davila fighting back.

Davila's sister-in-law said watching the video of the attack was

heartbreaking.

" She just drove up and they just drove right behind, "

said. " I don't know if they were following or if was just like, 'Hey,

let's go get that.' I'm not really sure. It's just so many things that

could have happened and no one knows. "

Deputies said a man stole beer at a Channelview convenience store

about five minutes before the killing. He and another man were using

the same stolen car seen in the surveillance video from the cellular

store, officials said.

" We have learned that the vehicle that they used was taken in a

carjacking in the city, " Lt. Denholm said.

Denholm said the man who ran out of the store with the beer was the

same man who stabbed Davila.

Investigators are trying to find the stolen 2002 gold Ford Taurus with

Texas license plate No. P42 CYY. Detectives want to find the attacker

and the man who was driving the car, both of whom are considered armed

and dangerous.

Davila's daughter was not injured. She is staying with family members.

Davila had three other children.